Qualifying building expenditure (QBE) is a capital expenditure incurred on the construction or purchase of a building that is used as an industrial building. (a) Discuss the expenses that qualify for a constructed building. (b) Determine expenses that could not be included for a constructed building. Please help me elaborate more in details the answers in essay form.

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